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Getting rid of brambles

ejmaztec · 2010-09-11 18:16:29

Anyone got any ideas as to what the cheapest and most effective method there is of killing brambles, and making sure they don't start growing again? After a few years of neglect, our garden has been taken over by the fecking things.:(

11-09-2010 06:16PM

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ejmaztec

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Anyone got any ideas as to what the cheapest and most effective method there is of killing brambles, and making sure they don't start growing again? After a few years of neglect, our garden has been taken over by the fecking things.:(

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You need whats called a brushwood killer

You can getit in co op's or in a garden centre

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#3 11-09-2010 07:27PM

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snyper wrote: »

You need whats called a brushwood killer

You can getit in co op's or in a garden centre

Thanks for that, I'll try a co-op, those garden centres and DIY stores all seem to be robbers, selling small quantities for big bucks:D

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